Answer :
For simple harmonic motion,
where x = displacement
w= angular velocity
A = amplitude
δ = phase
Given:
for both the pendulum the amplitude is given to same and ∵ they are identical, their length are the same and thus their angular velocity are also same as for the pendulum , g=acceleration due to gravity and length of the pendulum is given as L.
∴ pendulum 1 we can write,
At
∴
-----(1)
pendulum 1 we can write,
At
∴
-----(2)
For phase difference we subtract (2) from (1), we get,
∴ the phase difference between the two pendulum is of
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